Why no code platform?

Let me tell you why I love no code platform because I have been doing copy paste since many years and am very proud developer. I am joking however think how much is true for you :). If your answer is most of the time it was smart copy paste you are honest to your self.

Alright, in coming days I am planning to try some no code platforms and hopefully will document some of them and share. Lazy sick!...

Being a techy, I started my career as developer and have used proprietary IDE which provides drag and drop way to develop. With every thing cloud I have been eagerly waiting for and tried I few like 

Logic apps: for backend integration, it worked very well for simple automation using Teams, Azure Devops, Azure Infra APIs

IFTTT: very simple integration like create an alert to read new emails(gmail) after 30 mins(google calendar).

I like Gartner MQ's and fortunately got 2020 MQ here. Since in some way I am already aware of Salesforce, Microsoft, Appian and ServiceNow thought of trying Mendix, OutSystems and c3.ai/ although it isn't in the Gartner MQ.

Will post them in coming days... till then, enjoy lockdown!

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